Sentence examples for but consistent exclusion of from inspiring English sources

The gradual but consistent exclusion of the Jews from immediate connection with large segments of the natural world, through legislation in Christendom and Islam, tended to dull their awareness of it.

He also complained about "a consistent exclusion of voices" representing moderate Islam by Muslim organizations.

We also noted the consistent exclusion of prospective participants who had suffered one or more of a range of neoplastic events.

As shown in Figure 2, the subtraction efficiency was determined by the rare presence of clones with equal hybridization intensities between the forward and reverse amplicons, and by the consistent exclusion of the house-keeping genes in the subtracted amplicons.

The inconsistent use of scientific units, the grouping of data collected with variable time and geographic scales, the lack of essential background information, and the consistent exclusion of scientific research that reported lesser or no negative impacts leave objective readers with very limited means for forming their own judgments without doing their own additional extensive research.

30 w7 w9 In a separate analysis we verified whether our results remained consistent after exclusion of these studies.

But the exclusion of the Taliban made it inevitable.

Their patriotism proceeds not through love of country, but the exclusion of others from it.

But the exclusion of men from a taxpayer-funded gallery sparked a heated debate.

But the exclusion of U.S. and Japan-based users is a major caveat.

The ILT strengths of the oversized specimens are significantly higher than those of the standard configuration (by 30 50%), consistent with the exclusion of machining flaws and the reduced stress concentration.